US EditionZelenskyy rejects Putin's Moscow invitation, signals possible delay in peace talks
Zelenskyy refuses Moscow talks citing ongoing attacks and regional security risks, including US-Iran tensions, and invites Putin to Kyiv with peace talks in Abu Dhabi possibly delayed.
- On Friday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected a Kremlin invitation to travel to Moscow and invited Russian President Vladimir Putin to Kyiv 'if he dares'.
- Territorial disputes over Donetsk have blocked compromise as Russia demands Ukrainian forces withdraw from roughly 20% of the Donetsk region, while unresolved security guarantees stall Kyiv's negotiations.
- Washington-Mediated talks in Abu Dhabi last weekend injected fresh momentum, with Russia's delegation including General Igor Kostyukov and Kirill Dmitriev; Dmitry Peskov confirmed a second trilateral round on February 1.
- Zelenskyy warned the date or location of the scheduled Abu Dhabi talks on Sunday may change because of 'the situation between the United States and Iran' and stressed everyone must be present.
- Ramzan Kadyrov urged more war, while rising US–Iran tensions threaten the UAE’s mediator role and security. The regional conflict risks escalating amid hardliner resistance.
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MichaelSavage.com – Zelensky Tells Putin to Come to Kyiv For Talks ‘If He Dares’
Russian President Vladimir Putin was playing a game by inviting his Ukrainian counterpart to Moscow for talks, Zelensky said, making an equally facetious reciprocal invitation to Kyiv. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has an open invitation to Moscow for talks, the Kremlin said, prompting Zelensky to reply the dangerous invitation is only made by Russia as…
Zelensky Tells Putin Come to Kyiv For Talks 'If He Dares'
Putin was playing a game by inviting his counterpart to Moscow, Zelensky said, making an equally facetious reciprocal invitation to Kyiv. The post Zelensky Tells Putin to Come to Kyiv For Talks ‘If He Dares’ appeared first on Breitbart.
Zelenskyy rejects Kremlin's Putin meeting proposal in Russia, asks him to come to Kyiv instead
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday publicly challenged Russian President Vladimir Putin to come to Kyiv, saying Ukraine would halt its attacks only if Russia does the same. Speaking to reporters in Kyiv late Thursday, Zelensky said Ukraine was ready to take concrete steps towards de-escalation. "If Russia does not strike our energy infrastructure, generation facilities or any other energy assets, we will not strike theirs,” he said…
The Ukrainian president also responded to Trump's claim that Putin had promised not to attack Ukrainian cities for a week due to the extreme cold.
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